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Raspberry Pi and Wolfram Alpha integration problem with Temboo?

Posted 11 years ago

Hello,

I've been a big Arduino user since my introduction into the IoT, but am planning to switch to the Raspberry Pi 3 with the new updates. With Arduino though, I got really big into using Temboo to generate my code so that I could remove that whole entire coding headache from the process. Is there any way to still use Temboo with the Raspberry Pi? I want to use it with the Wolfram Alpha query Choreo to search for something every time a touch sensor is triggered.

Thanks!

POSTED BY: Clint Bernstein
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Posted 11 years ago

@Jasper Cheng, thanks! Incredibly glad to have someone from Temboo personally reach out. The Python SDK seems like a doable solution, but I'll make sure to shoot an email to your support if there's any problems. Fingers crossed!

@Bernat Espigulé Pons, thanks for the response. That's definitely helpful, but my goal is more with avoiding the need to program anything and still being able to use Wolfram's functionality or other services if I change the workflow in the future. Utilizing the language would mean I'd have to create the code from scratch and then modify everything again if I decide to change how it functions.

POSTED BY: Clint Bernstein
POSTED BY: Vitaliy Kaurov

@Clint Bernstein, with the Raspberry Pi 3 you will be able to make Wolfram Alpha queries directly from the Wolfram Language which is FREE (for non-commercial use) on every Raspberry Pi. That's an alternative to Temboo's Wolfram Alpha query Choreo.

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POSTED BY: Bernat Espigulé
Posted 11 years ago
POSTED BY: Jasper Cheng
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